Dfoby Mario Stinger - Book Review

By Author: Derrick Voelkerding
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"The grass is always greener on the other side," as they say. That's the first thing that came to my mind halfway through this book. It really cemented the concept by the time I completed it.

Picture there's a gizmo that can offer you all the details that you desire about anything that you're concentrating your look at in the blink of an eye, at the speed of idea. It's a gadget that you put on and you can utilize it essentially hands complimentary.

Envision that this gizmo is in the possession of a few defenseless people. Lanky people. Lanky people handling the field of science and who have very little to no battle experience or indicates to safeguard themselves physically. And these people make use of that gadget for research and other uninteresting pursuits.

You understand you might make use of that gadget for something much better. To determine a terrorist for a large bounty or public recognition perhaps, or the combination to a bank safe so you can have the funds for that luxury cruise you've been dreaming of.

Would ...
... you take it from them?

This book tackles the element of greed, mainly. People are normally opportunistic and this book rather looks into that part of our minds. It's a reflection of who we are. We covet. We hunger for wealth, knowledge, power, or even longevity.

We wish to do excellent in this world, but then again, what constitutes "good?" Does it apply to everyone or to a select few?

This book raises a lot of valid questions about our views in life and about the method we ought to conduct ourselves with respect to our current status. I have concerns with some of the characters as they seem severe or one-dimensional, but I 'd let it slide as I think there's even more room for additional development in the future.

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